I've grown wings and can fly!

[RallyMcnally]

The wings bursted out of my shoulder blades last night. Beautiful feathered wings that expanded across the room about 12 feet wide. I believe I'm the only winged human around these days. Lucky me. My senses and eyesight have become so incredibly alive. It was easy to fly! I've seem to have grown the instinct of an eagle, I know how to properly land, fly, and glide in the air. I've only been flying late at night when it's really dark so people aren't gasping for air, and left wondering what the hell they just saw. I feel so free. Its a freedom unlike anything I ever felt. This gift is magnificent and I'm so thankful for these wings. Thank you.

[Radical]

Are you stoned or something?

[Acting Like Godot]

Originally Posted by RallyMcnally

The wings bursted out of my shoulder blades last night. Beautiful feathered wings that expanded across the room about 12 feet wide. I believe I'm the only winged human around these days. Lucky me. My senses and eyesight have become so incredibly alive. It was easy to fly! I've seem to have grown the instinct of an eagle, I know how to properly land, fly, and glide in the air. I've only been flying late at night when it's really dark so people aren't gasping for air, and left wondering what the hell they just saw. I feel so free. Its a freedom unlike anything I ever felt. This gift is magnificent and I'm so thankful for these wings. Thank you.

My guess is that no one observed this. Therefore it cannot be true.

Quantum physics - Observer Effect by Alex Paterson

Fundamental to contemporary Quantum Theory is the notion that there is no phenomenon until it is observed. This effect is known as the 'Observer Effect'. 1

The implications of the 'Observer Effect' are profound because, if true, it means that before anything can manifest in the physical universe it must first be observed. Presumably observation cannot occur without the pre-existence of some sort of consciousness to do the observing. The Observer Effect clearly implies that the physical Universe is the direct result of 'consciousness'.

This notion has a striking resemblance to perennial esoteric theory which asserts that all phenomena are the result of the consciousness of a single overlighting Creative Principle or the Mind of God.

There is a delicious irony in all this. Contemporary Western scientific theory postulates that human consciousness is solely a result of the workings of a physical brain, yet if the observer effect is correct, the physical matter comprising a brain cannot come into existence until it is the subject of observation by some pre-existing consciousness.

[Markus74]

lol, nice try

[Lil Chris]

HA!!!
Well fly your ass over here... I wanna see...

[Dating Specialist]

X-Men III!

[impaul99]

Hehe... I think this post is meant in reply to all the skeptics that keep using the passage "If LoA can manifest anything then why don't you manifest wings and fly." but I could be wrong. Maybe someone finally tried it out to see if works.

[Acting Like Godot]

Seriously, Paul .... I have this rough theory which I'm working out in my own head. Essentially, even thoughts which are "bizarre", "fantastical", "wildly out-of-this-world" etc are still thoughts.

So they MUST have some effect on reality (I mean the more observable, objective kind of reality).

Where can we go to observe these effects? My theory is that these effects manifest in areas such as science fiction, art, movies and so on.

To give you an example, JR Tolkien writes a book "Lord of the Rings". Millions of people read it. It is a fascinating book to them, so they think a lot about it. They know it's fantasy, but it's still fun and absorbing, so they think a lot about the book. And the book has been read and well-loved for decades.

So obviously that's a lot of thoughts about hobbits, wizards and so on ...

What effect did those thoughts have on observable reality?

I would say - the partial effect, at least, is this - the thoughts eventually sparked off a chain of events which led to the making of the movie "Lord of the Rings".

Now you know why in some porn movies, there are some people doing some quite unusual things. Some people somewhere are obviously manifesting some unusual thoughts about sex.

[Alvin]

Originally Posted by Acting Like Godot

Seriously, Paul .... I have this rough theory which I'm working out in my own head. Essentially, even thoughts which are "bizarre", "fantastical", "wildly out-of-this-world" etc are still thoughts.

So they MUST have some effect on reality (I mean the more observable, objective kind of reality).

Where can we go to observe these effects? My theory is that these effects manifest in areas such as science fiction, art, movies and so on.

To give you an example, JR Tolkien writes a book "Lord of the Rings". Millions of people read it. It is a fascinating book to them, so they think a lot about it. They know it's fantasy, but it's still fun and absorbing, so they think a lot about the book. And the book has been read and well-loved for decades.

So obviously that's a lot of thoughts about hobbits, wizards and so on ...

What effect did those thoughts have on observable reality?

I would say - the partial effect, at least, is this - the thoughts eventually sparked off a chain of events which led to the making of the movie "Lord of the Rings".

Now you know why in some porn movies, there are some people doing some quite unusual things. Some people somewhere are obviously manifesting some unusual thoughts about sex.

That's interesting ALG

Among the occultists of the Western Tradition they have this principle of thought-forms (there's a fancier name for it which I forget at the moment).

They believe that all thoughts have a reality on the astral planes, weaker thoughts go out sooner but very strong thoughts, like a religion, can take on a life of their own.

A device Terry Pratchett likes to use in his Discworld novels where the very belief of a God can make Her real and the disbelief of one can make Her disappear.

I guess a few here will wonder why thought-forms are important, after all they're only thoughts but I think you, like the occultists, recognize that the higher planes effect the lower with much power.

[RallyMcnally]

I started writing this as a way to create wings into my reality. I figured if I wrote a story about how I had wings and could fly I would be creating that non-stop thought, belief and energy into my reality. I thought I would at least have dreams of flying, see a bird on TV, or see a feather on the ground, something to go a long with the way I was thinking, but I haven't seen anything yet in 3 days!

There seems to be a deeper part of me that knows I don't have wings, and basically states that I'm wasting my time trying to create things into my reality, when it's all pre-destined as many say. My question is how do people bypass that deeper part of them that rejects the thoughts/beliefs they want to create in their life? Thanks.

[Lonewolf]

Maybe the wings will be an analogy for something else - a feeling of freedom or exhiliration perhaps. Or maybe you will take up skydiving or buy a fast motorcycle and fulfill your flight fantasy in that way.

[placebo]

go to the top of Empire state and jump. I'll do that when my wings grow. If they let me to enter the plane with my wings on.

[Lil Chris]

Originally Posted by RallyMcnally

I started writing this as a way to create wings into my reality. I figured if I wrote a story about how I had wings and could fly I would be creating that non-stop thought, belief and energy into my reality. I thought I would at least have dreams of flying, see a bird on TV, or see a feather on the ground, something to go a long with the way I was thinking, but I haven't seen anything yet in 3 days!

There seems to be a deeper part of me that knows I don't have wings, and basically states that I'm wasting my time trying to create things into my reality, when it's all pre-destined as many say. My question is how do people bypass that deeper part of them that rejects the thoughts/beliefs they want to create in their life? Thanks.

Entertaining this thought of flight... What makes you think you'd need wings to fly... If that's truely your goal. More than just to be like, look at me I can fly... Don't get me wrong, I can't fly myself nore do I know anyone who can... But we're exploring the possibility (of human potential), right...?
Now, I'm not a religious subscriber, but there are things in the bible that strike me, like (i'm unsure of the passage #'s) "tell this plant to uproot and plant itself in the ocean, it shall obey" all that is suggested is a required belief that this will happen. From my readings (although, I have not experienced it personally) the Shamans adopt this belief and are able to accomplish these feats of moving whole rows of trees and whatnot. (google: shamans)

As far as bypassing certain beliefs, I'm begining to believe that those beliefs need to be re-written by yourself (don't ask me how, I'm still working on it myself) since it is only you that can do this. But you could try asking yourself for a way to do this, and see what you attract into your reality to help you accomplish your goal (since the universe will know best what would be able to help you) make sence...? For example: If you believe that you need wings to be able to fly, because you see that birds have wings and planes have wings, logically you would think I need wings too... But a bird or plane doesn't posses the human mind which could possibly have the ability to bend reality, thus enabiling you to fly with out wings. Perhaps what is needed is a level of understanding of our (human) capabilities to allow this to happen. I'm pretty sure when jesus went around changing water into wine people freaked out at first. Perhaps what is needed is the understanding and belief that this can be done in the first place.

As a side note: when you lift your arm to wave at a friend, you don't think about it... You just do it, right...? When you get into the car, you don't think about what needs to be done (keys, ignition, seat belt, put into drive)... you just do it...? What i'm getting at is there is a level of knowing the outcome of what your going to do. But flight, at first seems wierd (perhaps, because it hasn't been done before) but to say this is impossible, seems a little closed minded to me (just because it hasn't been achieved yet). It took edison 10,000 times to achieve the lightbulb, and everybody said he was nuts too...
Personally, sometimes I sit here and try to move objects with my mind. Why? Because I had a very vived dream suggesting that i had this ability. Have I been successful, not yet... But i keep trying none the less...
When you do achieve flight, fly over here and teach me...

Disclaimer: Don't go jumping off your patio without your cape and helmet on...

[Michael Chui]

The simplest indication that you were lying was "easy to fly" and "instinct of an eagle". Because it's not.

Not that I know from experience... *shifty eyes*

[Lonewolf]

I think the issue is committment. You will have to actually jump from the Empire State Building in order to make the wings grow; it's the only way to ensure that you are fully focused.

[RallyMcnally]

yeah maybe it does take that kind of commitment...

but I'll also have to bypass the law of gravity...

which I never believed in anyway, but I'm not floating up in the air, am I?

Moderator edit: Image and comment removed. Reason: Not a major issue, just not appropriate.
- Bruce Achterberg

If people can swim like fish
why can't we fly like birds?

[Markus74]

Originally Posted by RallyMcnally

If people can swim like fish
why can't we fly like birds?

Because of the physical laws?

[Michael Chui]

Originally Posted by Lonewolf

I think the issue is committment. You will have to actually jump from the Empire State Building in order to make the wings grow; it's the only way to ensure that you are fully focused.

Well, there may also be the small matter of your life flashing before your eyes to distract you.

Depends on the kind of person you are, I guess.

[mej023]

You asked, "How do people bypass that deeper part of them that rejects the thoughts/beliefs they want to create in their life?"

Some of the answer is included here:

Contrast is essential to decision

[WanderingOak]

Originally Posted by Michael Chui

Well, there may also be the small matter of your life flashing before your eyes to distract you.

Depends on the kind of person you are, I guess.

If you were a Douglas Adams fan, you could throw yourself at the ground and miss...

[Brutha]

The Observer Effect clearly implies that the physical Universe is the direct result of 'consciousness'.

It doesn't, a computer can also observe in the sense of the observer effect.
If I through a stone at a wall without looking the stone "oberves" the wall and doesn't go through it.

[dorothy hanna]

I wonder why people think they have to jump off of something in order to fly.
I've seen lots of birds take off flying from the ground, and fly up into a tree.

You'd need more than just wings to fly. The shape of your body would need to undergo some morphing, and you'd probably need hollow bones, or lighter bones, than you have right now.

Birds have smaller brains. You think maybe another reason they can fly is they aren't smart enough to know they can do that?

Maybe on one of your night flights you flew over my ranch, cause I did see a turkey feather out at the front gate.

[Cptn Willard]

Originally Posted by dorothy hanna

You'd need more than just wings to fly. The shape of your body would need to undergo some morphing, and you'd probably need hollow bones, or lighter bones, than you have right now.

You really don't need any of these artifacts in order to fly. All you need is your mind. Hold the right belief and you will leave the ground in the simplest way there is. Or maybe not.

[Lonewolf]

Originally Posted by Michael Chui

Well, there may also be the small matter of your life flashing before your eyes to distract you.

Depends on the kind of person you are, I guess.

Seriously now, isn't the fear within you that you might fall and die actually holding you back from achieving your true potential? How would you ever know if you can fly if you havn't got the courage to jump? The Universe will manifest a way for you to fly if you really want it enough.
Maybe you could build up to it - start by jumping off the bed onto the floor, move up a ladder, then the roof of your house into the swimming pool etc.
Have a look at this lady: Vesna Vulović - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[Wanderer]

Why is everyone been so sceptical
I totally believe you can fly
Will you show me please, I live in sheffield, Im sure all my friends would love to see you as well, and could I please have a feather.
Also by the way x men 3 rocks

[Dbarker]

Originally Posted by Lonewolf

The Universe will manifest a way for you to fly if you really want it enough.

We'll be able to fly when we eliminate the limiting belief that we can't. A nearly impossible task only because we have somewhere in our conditioned subconscious the belief that it is impossible. I'm still working on it as well.

[escapee]

Don't forget to sing this song while you hold the intention of spreading your wing and fly .

[Acting Like Godot]

Sigh. Let me explain the real situation to you people. Let me show you what is really happening here. Once I have explained it, simply feel, and you will know what I say to be true.

Some of you are asking questions like, "If I really believe it, would I be able to fly? Would I be able to levitate?". There are true intentions, behind the asking of such questions. Depending on who is asking, the true intention could be:

To understand the Law of Attraction better. Similarly Einstein asked himself what it would be like to ride on a beam of light to the end of the universe. The question seems ridiculous, but the purpose is actually to test a serious hypothesis.

OR

To convince others that LOA is false, or to make fun of them.

If your intention is the former, and your intention is strong enough, you will indeed achieve a better understanding of LOA. Either because the answers given by others help you better understand LOA in some way, or because you make yourself start thinking about LOA and thereby achieve a better understanding of how it works. Similarly, Einstein's question did not literally result in him riding a beam of light to the end of the universe - but did result in him formulating the theory of relativity.

If your intention is the latter, and your intention is strong enough, you will indeed convince some people that LOA is false, and/or you will make some other people feel that they have been made fun of.

Either way, your true intention is not to fly, nor to grow wings, nor to levitate. Therefore it will not happen.

Because none of you really desire to grow wings. None of you really desire that extraordinary changes happen to your bodies.

You would only truly, truly desire extraordinary changes to happen to your body only if, say, you were blind, or you had a large cancerous tumour that the doctors say will kill you pretty soon, or something like that.

And yes, in those cases, if your desire were strong enough, they might well manifest into realty. So many cases exist.

[DoAnyOfYouExist]

I already believe in LOA and I DO want to be able to fly. Not to be cool, not to show off, but to be more free. I want to soar through the sky looking down upon this beautiful planet. That is my intent so I think at some point I will be able to do this.

[Acting Like Godot]

Originally Posted by DoAnyOfYouExist

I already believe in LOA and I DO want to be able to fly. Not to be cool, not to show off, but to be more free. I want to soar through the sky looking down upon this beautiful planet. That is my intent so I think at some point I will be able to do this.

Well then, as usual, your intention will take the path of least resistance to fulfill itself. Thus it is extremely unlikely that you grow wings, but you may well find yourself hang-gliding, parachuting, going for helicopter rides, bungee jumping etc.